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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS IV JESTY's ORDNANCE - We hereby give Notice, ritiit iProposdl 1. will be received a: their Office, in Pall Mall, en of before Mondry tht tub Day of September next, from web Per. lons as may be willing to undertake the Sapp& of COPPER HObPS is service of this DePartment, for a period of one year: VIE AUTUNIN T E., - CoURSE of LECTUR ES. on ANATOMY, VII Y:ill)L()GY; andSURGERY, Will be commenced on MON Y the 2d of Octulaeli 2c 9 , at Two o' Clock,' by Mr. BK0()K • •••‘ , ..: 1, ANAT_OMIC-AL CONVEi(LATIONES will be , lield wea', when the di&rent Sui - ijeds treated of will be,,dis., ctis se d fam iliarly, and the Student? views forwarded: --To these noi:. but Pupils can b.: admitted. So•Acions A ; iartin:! , :t , ;, thoroughly ventilated, and replete Wii it every'convenience, are open- all the !Morning for the purposes of Dissedu g and Injeding, where Mr. Brookes atte n ds to direct the Students, and . idernonstrate, the 'vat-1,. bus parts Its.tney i 'pea , fin l)l4 , 4etkon. loc—mvenictices usually attending Anatomical i n v e s~. iigations. are counteracted by an antiseptic Process. Ptipils may be accommodated in the House. Gentlemen established in Practice, desirous of renewing their Ar.atomi. cal knowledge may be atxotninudatecl with an apartment to Dissect in privately. Ptatts; Aito. 24.!.—Letters from Vienna infird -reason to hope that peace will he speedily concluded: It is said; that all the leading points are agreea upon between Austria a: i France,befor! the negOciations in Altenburg.commet4bed. The ;arty so strenuously And nbsordlir asserted the riecessuy of continuing a minor,, war, , f4-how, einee the Oisgrael of the Archduke Charles, ettiensitiillespied. The report of Russia having-sent 4._Minister Plenipoten, tiary to the Congress in Alttinburg, is ccntirined, and tile bestvntierstanding still prevails betwecti the Emperor Napoleon and A • ',ander. The M tni~; ors of Justice, War, Finances, :ieneral Police, am: for Foreign Affairs, and Marsn.ts Oudinot and Macno 7 nald, hare. berm create Dukes. The Duke of Au e r - staff has obtained the. LAY" Pritwe or Eck ttioh, the Mike of ilivoli that of Pcinc, lict the Prince of Neufchatel has been uenotrunaled • Pritice of W6gTam. __ ~- - the 41 ERCILIANT 5 - , LINDE It W Ikt T I.: R'S, .and other SiIkt.SCRIBERS to this, House,..havinif heard the Report of the ComMittee of the PATRIOTIC FUND, made to a Meeting:piing Subicribers to, that Institution on the 24th . 1 fnst: - and' having considered the same, ~ . Resolved: unanimously; • . . . . ' . That this Meeting feel it incumbent on thent to continue their Support to the Patriotic Ftind i and that the Sum of sopal. ;per Cent. Consolidated Annuttiei be ttinslerred 'rfrom the Stock belonging to this Hoiise, as a further Con tribution to that benevolent and useful institution. aesolved ~0 riirnonslr, That thc Thai,ks of this Meeting be glikn to the Chair. min, for his able conduct in the Chair. Patterns ef the Atkin mev be wietved, upon aMlieation, at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tcwer, and lurther par. tiestlars, together 'with the Terms and Conditicns ul the Cents -eel, may be known at the Secretary'. Office, in Pall.Mal.', afore. said any' day, between the hourr,ot Ten and kiar o'Cicei:, *tubers the Pnposalc mutt be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed, Proposals for Copper Hoops ;" but no Proposal can be admitted apes the said tad, day of September, at Twelve o'Clack at f 4O, :'Ve saint day, neither w.:11 any Tender be ontierd, unless the Par(' making it, or an Agent in his behalf, ihat attend. MHE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. is puniNh_d dqs D ri t •••1 caf. Flett"t .:4rt • and I. fl3tdid.d, Piccadilly, London ; and mav he had aLo of every Bookbeiler and Newssnan in " Fown and'Couutry. By Order vJ 16e -R. CREW, Secretary. APVOWSON. , 11E SOLD - ,. the PERPETUAL • ADVOW r-,f a very desmible RECTORY in Chethire, ttet Itr ;le is :0001. per Annum. The age of the pre. set' t Lilcum'aetrt 60. Forturther partic , llars, apply to Messrs. Graham, Kin. derley, and Doir.ville, Solicitors, Lincoln's,- ltAtt. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACV, ENNET and AVON, WORCESTER, and isi R ING HAM CANAL New .shards; COM N BIC2IAL DOCK. ROCK ASSURANCE: UNION FIRF )Fi•ICE, ATLAS and - EAk , LP. ASSURANCE. LON i)(;NI anti SURREY INSTITU fION SHARES. Apply to Mr. Scott, 28, Now Bridge-strett,l..oll(loll. THIS YEAR. rirl BiSri respektfully acquaints . the Public, that I, $ Imo only LOTTERY to be citawu this Year is ti - ,e S T.ITE Lo 1-I. l' RY, .w/1101 will be drawu ou tle;: 20t;> of liv.xt 0 ct ,, biir. ... ' ALL P: ;ONE DAY. ' • •'''' _ . TI E I'S and SHARES are selling. in great variety, and as the Scheme seems highly approved, the earlier 'the purchase the better, there being only Numbers, trom I to s, ooo .—Sclemes ' ctith particulars„ may be had gratiS, at eitber of li ISI old established tttikes in London, L, or 9, CIiARING-CROSS. Where Capital Prizes to an immense'amount (too nume rous for insertion) have been Sold, Shared, and Registered, and where fersons in tne Country.. maybe supplied the 2 ' 4 : 1 2 as it preseht, by Sending their 0 , 41 , r, (post-paid) ac, f?„.. ll l , aied with good Bills, Cash, Lank-Nines, or Yost -I,ce orders.. i':ease to iiotice, 'the lottery begins and finishes on the 20th of .oeivber, and that day will decide kzoo,uoo in Prizes. STAT F. toTTFRY, t ye Numb'eft" 4 - of - kZooco 8 - of 4 - - - - 4 ALL TO gE N IN ,i)NE DAY f, z ,000 Soo WIFT and Co. iespetifufli inform the Public, that 1 ICic I S oi.cl SI-1A tl t:S z.'re'on Sale at their Ot. tices,'NO. il, Poldtry, No. J 2, Ch,ring-cross, and 31, Aid gate Eliglt-street. The Scheme of the present State Lottery is new. and af.. fords the Adv e nt u r e r au op i mmense Sinn of sainin4 the Sinn of rl 1 winc h may be obtained by; purchasing the whole ui a Number. or in proportion tor arifyart„ Titicets and Shares will be higher barite the Drawing. PRESENT' PRICE • - - - - .L2L 17 a lialf - - '3 0 Ei g h t h ,Cz t 8 0 "Quarter - Sl 4 o 1 Sixteenth t Q 6 Ticket TW NTIETH NEXT MONTH. THE. STATE LOTTERY wil. Begi and End Drawing, the Whole in ONE DAY. Four Prizes oi • ONLY s,c,:-.0 NUMBERS, Four Tieketsot each Number, by which will be gained .A Prize of - - - - . Zgoooo By Three ditto - ' - • • 60,00 n By ft s.yo ,tto - • 41 0 0 0 ° By One ditto - - ~. - - - ' 2e..00a And.by all the Capit a l an d ot h er !i r i ses in proportion. NOT TH It E E BLANKS To A PRIZE. TICKETS and , qARES aie'on Sale by RICHARD SON, ' GOO DIU Uk. and Co. Cornhill .ind Charin. cross. = No other Lottery Will be drawn this Y6x. Ist September, 1809. MATRIMONY. "PROM-the Luxifiry, Dissipation, Excesses, and !tutu lences of persons in almost every rank pt We,. proceeds ;hat disordered state of the liuman'traute, teapot Nervous Debility ; .the most distressing sy mptona of which Bail iiitooactty to fulfil the great and primary odjett of marriage. This unhappy state is indisputably too fre quently the . gnavving'canker-worm - of the heart,- which gene-_ rates those horrid ideas that lead to the desperate climax of suicide. The genuine STEEL. LOZEN(;ES are the best if not the-only remedy tor this species of debility ;. indeed Ste I is confessedly the most pO,verful tonic and restorative Aledicine in the Universe,. and this preparation is proved by long . experience rri be superior to all others. The ST E l L LUZ ENG F: S are prepared and sold by the 'lnventor, Dr. Senate, 3, Lud - gtte. Hai, price 7s. per box ; and may he had of his Agents in town and country ;. but ob-, serve his sgtiature, L. Senate, in his hand-writing t or.•ttiey eAlcout tie getiVine.. trim puhlisited, Tenth Editioth: Dr. Senate's Treatise on Veihale ccitiplaint., price 2S. 6d. a b oo k t h at s h Qu i t t b e lead by every married' woman, IvVOCHING's PATENT WORNI LO Z.ENCES:'. , - E viS are the most fregurtt . Soutees of Chil dren's Dbeases. Their SyniP:foilis every tlardian of C hiid ren s h ou ld be acquilinted with. Prirent T atid treFof casion Loss of Appetite, a P a l eness of the Colotir Of the race. Emaciation, aod irregular state of the : owe's, attend ed alter with violent pains ;_ they h i i ng on Convulsions ; they affeel the growth of the Body, and they prove- tau) . ., by end ing..in a Consutuption Jr Decay. Both as a Prment. , tive and Cure of theie alaaning Complaints, the above exc.el lent Me is universally a-Lowei., on tie testimony ot.the liwnest Charatters in this Country, both in and resPeciabint v, to have.no equal. Their puulie ~i 'inatiation;•gCven 'fro the proprietor, trom a personal knowle,:ge o t its wonderful s c- CeSS in their own Families, stamp s , l s merit beyond cipL lion, and gives a sanction to it, of winch no otner Medi- in, of the kind can boast. Parents, and otileis , vno! , tiaVe the Care of Children, stwuld have. ttnr:icei nc(ty as a h Met. tlicine to resor t to, wheiteve: the Stomach or ..owels of dren are any way disordered, winch it Will always be to relieve. Sold, wholesale and.retail, at Ching and Butler's, N 0..;.. Chevpside, London ; and retail by Anal), Scott, and 13.. x ter, itdniburgli.; Newman, Exeter ;• Hoxi Title, Plym ou th ; Hazard awl ;;,.! ; CounttY Veudils, limas zs. 94. a,,.0 "s. 6d . eacil. . , The Merchants, Underwriters, and others, Siiiseribers to hold's, who enjoy the pleasing 64tidadion of ha 4 rii*, led to the establishment.ot the Patriotic Fund, at the coninience. ment of ire present War. fed thetreeivit3 justified cr ix years, iu recommending this laudablz Lnd me ritorious Institution tothe support of their Countrymen. They are solicitous antic same tun:. to tall their attention to that altered state of Public Affair's. foe which the Nation is indebted to the valour of our brate Defenders : to the almost entire annihilation of the Naval Force of the Enemy, which has crowned the gallant exploits of Britith Seamen ; and to the hopes _of ultimate success, which the courag e, . discipline, and firmness of Ilritish Soldiers have inspired ut those, for whose deliverance trom a pet tidiuus Usurper, they arc at this moment making the most heroic exertions. And now that the transcendent efforts of.valour displayed by the Heroes who have led, and by the brave Men who have so nobly followed in the Cause of our Country, have secured the freedom of these Realms, it may surely b.: expetted that the same generous impulse and feeling. which. at a tnuritent of great general alarm. induced all ranks to join in the latid.. Wile endeavour to animate the ctforts of our Defehlers, will be found still alive to their merits and sufferings ; and that so long as the present Contest shall last, " the British Seaman "-and the British Soldier may alike confidently trust, that " thost who are dcar to him while living, will, in the event of " his falling in the sacred Cause, find Friends and Guardians " in a grateful and generous Country " (Signed) WILLIAM BELL, Chairman. YATRIOTte FUND. . . Lloyd's, August 31, 1809. THE COMMITTEE fur Managing the PA- • TRI , )TIC FUND, have great satistiioo ii .laying before the Public, the Resolutions aixiAddri.s. ~, the Sub scribers to I.l.yd'a, passed unatiiinottsly at a . -11.741,Meet- . 414:held here -this day an they cannot bui L Ypres their lope, that as,the truth and tree of the sentiments of that tesitable liody must he a .knowleged, su the liberality of, their example will be generally followed. • By order of the Committee, • I. P. W EiAtOR:D, Secretary. • .. • . Amount of the new .Cont ributions already ;dyer.' . - .tised . . .. -- ,- .. - 6513 s 0 The: Subscribers -to I.ind'..s (; . per Cent. Con. - , ' .• • sots) ' - . - . soco 0 0 .• - governor:od, Company of the- Bank- of • Eng- . ••. ;land - '.. - - - - . 5000 •0 . o CI. Malone' - ..' - - - - - • I t ti Nathaniel Harden - - - - lt 0 o *Pry Hilide relly .. . .._ . - - toS' to 0 Sritylh, Nlarten„o.l St. I;.rb.e , . - - 105 0 0 T. vntivi -- erritiq't hitter anti t. 70. - - rias--u- tit Phil Atkins • . .' - - - - 105 0 0 B Bourdillon . . - 25 0 0 IV i 1 itarn Dawes ' - - - - 1.7 , 5 o o Andrew ilafrison - - - - - 52. 0 0 ' font, tlarrisoti• :. _ _ ~. - - 52 10 o Benjamin Harrison - - - . . .52 to o . 100 n F. Throckinorton - - - - 21 0 0 iW. and f.. • I,V iii tinore . - - 105 0 0 Ruugement and Behrencls - - - 52 to 0 , form Clark atrt Sons - - . 26 s o . Willi'am Robert Henry Brown - - 10 to o Captain . . . T aortas Dundas, K. N. . - to 10' 0 S. and W Grimley - .. • - S S. '-ci Smith and Curries . . • 1 los o 0 Clagett and Pratt • • ' . Jos a 0 Robert Hunter ' . . . so 0 0 George Henekell . . - • .. . 52 - 10 0 Were, Bruce, and Co. • . roi, o_ c• *** Subscriptions - are received at the Barof Lloyd's, and by . all the Bankers in the Untied-Killec3g4 SOUTH AACE RICA 4 This was published, In Two Vohsams Byo. with a Mapof the country, price as. boards, THE GE OGRAPHICAL, NATURAL, and Clvll. HISTORY - of,CHILI. Trip,slatog born tbs , . Original Italian of the Abbe Don:(. IGNATIUS MOLINA. • To which are added. IldEes from the Spanish and French Versions. and tweAppendixes by the llnglish Sditor. Print. 4 for Longinais, kfigst, Rau, and Onne, Paterium. ter-row. We are particularly glad at the present morns mat, to be able to direct our Readers to the works of f‘lolitia, in their own language. Whatever as calculated to increase our knowledge of South America, is now of the greatest iiriport aucc, and the region which is the subjed of the work; be fore us. is certainly among the most interesting of. that neglected world. F.ven Mr. Pinkerton; whom it isnot easy' to please. says, Molina does honour to the Creol raßcj for a more clear, scientific, and intelligent acc,-our,t et any Country was never • mitten by any author of any age or climate.' There are few, we arc inclined to think, who will not be'disposed•to look for theinsolve.s lilt° ibis interest ing and sattifittory perforrniince."—Edinburgh RevieW, July. . • NEW SPORTING puBLI----- IeATI 0 N Printed for Longma n , H urst , R ees , an d Orme, l'aternos.. ter. row. 1. p URAL . SPORTS;--13y W. B. DANIEL. AA_ in 3 vols. 4to. price 71. r; s. 61. and in,; Vols. Svo. price I. Ss. Hoards, New , Editiani, _embellished with 7o beautiful Engravings by Seott 3 from DraWingi by the most celebrated Artists. %* To the present, Edition the Autporhas. made consider able Additions and Alterations, and , scverai: new P lates are added, engraved b y Landscer, Tonikins, 'attifethers. g. .The SP() It TSNIAN's CABINET* or, Corte& Deli neations or the various Dogs used in ine Sports, of the Field, including : the Canine'Race in general Cenimihic of A j e _ ries of rwii and masterly Engrilvi4 s of every ctisthica:. Breed, from 6iignial Paint4rgs- taken trom iifs , p,,eoosely fur the -Work.- I` kA. W i th EPKraviUgS •by Scott. In "two sup er-royal.. to. 7i, 7s ru boards.. • .. •- -. • ---- 1 - I(itYrib T DI it E.O rORY. ! 4 3 , R. B. Thornhill. In t viii. 4t0.. with Prk.e t i ; is. tod. in boards, Also a tuir,-.nir Editiop, Nv:111 the Plates cu. . wural afterlife.. I'm ".;s. ' 4 SPOis 1.1 NG AN DOTI' S, iirtgLnd and Seleat c:;ilr,evr; persuns,. who hay. ap t: 4 r - rA I cur 111 - tzi*.o. i)y;eViiat .LnAraki,r4s., , New 'Anion.— P nee. .)- A 'FREATI'3E•on .V-I:l*Et(lNiAtt , i MEDICINE, li us •r 4 ; eit by t (,)13.t , ,:rvatio.c.o on lances N f x• ter, lace Vct.,:in,ny Siva:Al ist ot ttt,yal f) ou l.uartts. ihe Lotlideratd; -.enlarged, prix ,• a ike I) r LIN ES of the VEIEkIN A. R Y ART ; . .e Pli.nni;les of Mcnicia:, Aiii).,ed to a now kA ge of Funet; and / . ...crinunly of th e H orse, the the SiLfll.) . , at d i),g, alai 10 a hur, i tent ti . - sot:- . tj t ,SllO nt Cror 11.,1t a o'. 100, y Leta_ ,cre I'; -a A.-d by iliatuntical hates. Vols. 2iVo. p 114.-: ti, jS. lii bU.IIdS. Hi THE KING'S - PATENT DR. NoitklS :. FEVER DRWS 4 , THE exper , eilce of muse than halt a century has s 3 fely esubl,shed the repu.ation of this invaluihte Medicine, Ul,. it is nuv. , tuutecess3ry to .es pacttie oil its ettl.. cacy in 'every species or Ecver, ptrucul,xoX the St:talcum - id Typhusfevor, also the Y...:10.v or Putrid fevers; they have never been known to Ltd, wtwn actministe:ej agree.ibie to di.. reaion ; in the Measles, Small Pro.; Tee hint. and most Disorders incident to . ,u'dt,o they a.: hi faitiole remedy the decay3lind discoml , bits or it&lzitc c:1 r are under their immeidateintitience, they :lii-n:‘:(ll..trety stop the progress of Cold, arid are particularly edapted as a genial Restora. Live. . The Family - Bottle. an. sold at the I)o6to7's Houso, No. 2g, Lower Brook street. ;-:rosvenor square, where orders for exportatiottare duly executed Stns lzr Bottles, Its. and zs: Pd• .4 4531 ° , an c l . rat uf. at ''aCt'n!' , Oxfor,l-street, and by rnotorres i ir,ttaol• Veltd:;rs in Town and Countrv. Abo lir NO S's AN ri-Bt with apt;,te ,hreStions, as . 94. • th- .Rot. Observe moat the words " Thomas Mouie" ar • engraved or. the G Arern: meat Stamp ; n..otheri can ~e 4ers• R N , tit AL la. T has been tort fr:_quently the subject of just and I. - general reprobati , ei, that men destitute of the elements ..f the medical art have oared - themselves as candidates for public. patronage in the pmfession of physic. For the purpose of tioipe justice to the result °four stedies'and ex perienee, and to prevent us frcire being ‘eased :enong those empiric* whose imprudent eretensiens hare, iiet tunately for society, been too faieeielei;• P:CCIVrai. we 'lee leave to submit to the liberal and enll,:htenect a faitht seiteme.et of our pursuits and ac. . gti .e.rents. After havied received a regular medical educa. tiee as the „HI ri sof ••- S. G 61)&11 and Blizard, whose tedures end practice wee trefully attended; as professors and surgeons ot the toed. , 'Hospital ' • we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal Colleg of Edinburgh, and were instruded in tl;e t'rent branches et . anatomy, surgery the theory and practice ..1•1 physic, chemistry, midwiterf, botany, &c. arc. by these -einieent professors, Drs. Monrq, Gregory, Black, tf 'Duncan .iind Rutherford. We trust we shali not r i ttLitnnt)ttiOtlS in saying !dot our proficiency and acquirement, are is inConsideret,le. Having for a long serieS of years made Venereal Complaints ; and. the various diseases of Dehil:ty, the particular object of our studies and praetice, it will, we. hnpe, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge et their treatment and 'cure. In slight and recent , caws a infeelion.a petted re-establishment is completed in the Mica period ot two days ; .and.in those of the utmost in. veteracy, where oiler practitioners have failed of success, a prayer uerseveratice rar our plan of treatment ensures to the patiellt a safe and radicie cc l cure. ..ernielet the enelatitho i ly variety of disorders which are the cads of a habit long Ord mast unhappily pe rsued by the youth of bent sexes, theet Are none more alarming-or more distressing, than tho* ‘Veticiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or einaitter the rmii rimonia) state Tu such peisor, itittust be a i:ontolation to know that they may now,. by a rieV. , sat 4 infallible Mode el - treatment, he restored to that greatta of ail human blessings, a strong, malily, and vigor ous cotistittition. itr all cases ot debility, from whatever cause arising, as we!l as in erery species of venereal infection, we may so eke .sulteri by patients of either svx'Vrith the great est seetece aniehonbur. Heats consultatioli et home from ten to three, and from° in th , ea t v e e ,i n u ir e ig i; i c i , i l l at he * partici!: Patients in the country fr lam ot their otso, age, end . eeeeral habit of living, &e. 120, in clesint a - remittance for advice deg medicines, wnen the eanic :will be given, oreent to any paruoi the kinedoin. ueesti re that secnicy- I rie our un,lertaking, the postage pf . letters teal be added to the account rormedicines. C it lE. And Cu. S urgeons, No. 1.4,- Hatton-garden gir Messrs. Currie'and Cri. have Certificates from the 414nyg -respedable Professors of .London and Edinburgh, of the dilivieneei skill, and hufnaniiy, with which they per formed , the duties assigned thin during the time they at touidal rief• Ltaures and Ilratf,ce„ •To THOIVIAS A Vl.O R, Est. Sir. Ito v,New Briclge..strcet, Blackfriars CONSIDER it cut aft ‘att , Of .justice due to• the merits of your LEAK E's PATENT I).LS, to coin. mtiaicate to yotl the following Cure Whieh has recently been performed by them:—An Acquaintanee of • mine; •by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to a skeleton; and although he 'had the hest medical advax'whioil could he obtained, fetid triedi Variety of Patent hiedieines, nothing could be 2r.),:ur..11 which seemed twsuit his case, Or to do Mtn any serfice : he remithied'in a most re. duced and - pitiable situation , for two years, 'unable to follow' his proferolon, and scarcely ;ble to walk or even to stand on his legs ; in lad no one who knew him ever supposed it .pos sittie for him to recover. He was advised at last ‘o try your !wake's. Pills—he did so, adherin4 strictly to the direai o ns given with them. He had nor taken more than two bows be. tote he found an alteration for the better: tail encouraged _bun to proceed, and ,by taking. a few boxes snore he found his aiNietite and' strength gradually return, and is now as health% and stout ab any Iran I know. You are welcome, Sir. to icier any eversion to me tor a confirmation of the aboie ac,ount if it stiiiold be doubted. ant, sir, your obedient humble tervarLt, Library, i oikstone. THUS. I r IIRDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. TwtLoa, Niember of the Royal College ot Surgeons. • Lor;rion, at his Horse, No. 9, New iritige-street ; Where,';4fter a constant reiidence of more than Forty Years, in a pradice particularly direled to the Cure of Vene real Complaints, and those incitiental to the I'ar rs of t Ceneration in Is.:th Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy,. whic:h Men of his Profession should always observe, he hatters himself, the advice and assistance lie gratuitous . ly administers. to Persons taking this Medicine, will he c stet:mei' by a discerning Pubiiic, • as .an advantage selclorn • to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. - - ' Also sold,. by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance,' at the Perfumer's, No. -35, St. ban's -street, Pall Mall; the , Tcysiier, No. 'lO3, Oxford street ; Mr. I)isboroug,ll's, No. 7, l'ish-street-hill; • Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Fdtriburgh; M r._ M 4 Donald's, Glas gow ; r. Ball, Dame-street, Dubai ; Mr. Billinge's,• Li. • v erp , t o I ; Mr. Atkinson's, .Manchester ; and by,cne Person ip every considerable Town in Great Britain and I related, ir. lioxe of Daly - /s. 9d. each, sealed up with full and pl.iin diiections, whereby persons of either sex may cure th..,;rnicives with ease, speed, secrecy;•and safety. N. B. E. very,BoX sold in Great Britain is scaled up with a 5 t ,., 7 ,4), on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is prini,..s ed dt toe " T. Taylor, No. 9, Ne.v Bridge .street;" tool minite vvhialt is i'clony, and al °them aft- emir , terfOKS, Nuftrmßraa, Auo. 16,—Accomrs fro.n 13v. , rnia of the 9th inst. state, that all th. ~,.rats ;10 command particular corps in teat Ithigdow, truer received Orders to reinforce their corps l)y we ) • rating . witli`lhem the ilOitia (Landvceh,). A, - e troops which were in the circle of PitSa are ordet:.l to proceed by forced marches 0- Pr or, arid the Archduke Suhn is said o ,have r, , ceiyAt ohll oued powirs from 1114 Majesty the Emperor :‘, org the aiinies before Prague and Ainutz. REMPLIN, AUGUST 13.--Sillee the . 2d insrpit i the communication with Tyrol by Retiti, is again in terrupted, in consequence of the inh , hitani. of fte distriets of Ells - et:burg being again in a state ofinittr-; , retlion. The insurgents of Tavenheito and , tieuti Advanced on , the loth, aild 'attacked' Fuessen, but retreated hi the evening to the Mountains. On the ith and 72th they pushed their advanced parties to Sentthofen; they were, however, repulied by the Fa ench. VIENNA, AUGUST' i2.--Since the beginning of this month the English fleet :n the Mriatic has i• i cen considerably reinforced., Admiral Collingwood has taken the command of the English fleet, in order, it is said, to bombard Trieste and the R'os;lan flier. General Schilt, Governor of Trieste, is making the most rigorous preparations of defence, jointly with the Russian Admiral. AUGUST witness' at present some ar rangements which seem triintiiest..; that !he EMIR means in future to resl&-in Suds, in Hungary. All the Officers of the differeet public departments have received orders to proceed ttritiaari. all the public ar chives are rdso to be removed to that plum. This' circumstance; and the re4Dation of the A I diduise Charles, have made here die most paintil impres sion : the latter is generally considered as an event of the utmost importance fur the Acastrlan Empire. ORDER OF THE DAY. IVIADBuD, AUG. 10.-...,The ISt and sth corps over.' took beyondthe bridge of Arco Bispu, the regr- g ,,,,, d of the English arm), entirely destroyed it, arid KA • from it thirty pieces of cannon, their caiisons, a great part of their equipage, many horses, an.t a great number of prisoners. It is also in permit of the artily olVanegas, and has made a great nurnt )e r dlit prisoners; it has retied into the mountains of Sierra Morena. (St6.led) A. BELLIARD, Governor-Gen. 111. MADRID, Aug. 30.—PROCLAMATION or Ilia KlNG.—Soldiers--It is i.:ark..ely fifteen ,:ay • us e 120,000 enemies, couSibt(tlg of En)isii, Pori; nose, and Spaniards, ' ho inarciied from cliffe , en, points, rendezvouzed und...r the vi%Als of my captai.; hut united on the 26th ot July, Qi'eadar ra•,a, the first and fourth colt; or the 'r t : serv;: " d e ., feated on that day the enemy U., 'th e e7 t h he re passed in great haste the Alberche. 0.. the 28th„ . attacked in a position, j - udg,d unattackable, .80,000 Men have not been dux to .contend against 40,000 French. From that tine, renouncing their culineri, cal projeet of conquest, they have thought out of safety, and have abandoned the &Id ot battle.— More than'6ooo EngliSh wounded ate in our linspi ta:s. The least of our corps, the first, was judg e d sufficient to observe and keep in check this army, still so numerous in spite of its losses. It remained upon the Alberche, whilst the fourth corps and the reserve set out on the 29th to succour Toledo, besieged by the army of La Mancha, and that of Madrid, menaced by the same .army, nas forced the enemy, already within four leagues of t; e capital, to relinquish its prey. It has repassed the Tagus in the greatest haste, and flew to the Sierra Morena, after having abandoned some thousands of killed,' wounded,' and prisoners. The 2d, sth and Oth corps are following the rear guard of the rt my's army. These corps formed a jundion with the Ist corps at Oropetaott on the 7th of August. The English fly every way in disorder, and by roads hitherto judged impraaticable to al tilley : 'The. I , :datd 6th corps are pursuing them. Soldiers, you hiive saved my capital, the King 'of Spain thanki you; you have done more, the brother of your Em peror sees iiy before your eagles the eternal enemy of the French name. The Emperor well knows all that you have done ; he will' acknowledge the brave who have made themselves so conspicuous among the brave ; thorn who have received honourable rewards ; and f he says to us, I am content with you, we shall be suffi ciently recompensed. Jb snit. Head-quarters Toledo, Aug. g. .NOTE.—The Moniteurs are - - filled with reports from different Generas relative to our operations b the 'Scheldt. The surrender of Flushing is in.g mentioned, although there is - a long report from General Rousseau, dated Breskins; Aug. g. A va riety of letter from Count Henebourg, Minister of War, to the Einperot, are als , .) inserted, giving aft account of the, offensive measures already ado,.. a, in one of.which ire says—" I have given all the no,